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Sunday Telegraph Crossword Society,Cryptic 2324

Christiana | 23:01 Sun 16th Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

11 Answers

1 Down An American band (5) ?o?s? explanation for any answers please.

Am also stuck on bottom left corner of the puzzle if anyone out there doing it. I have spotcheck for 14 down but rest of the corner is blank

Sunday Express Skeleton

you crossword

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gen2

16d is one time
(anagram of I note + me)

Still working on the rest

gen2

25a = thrice
(anagram of their + C (note))

gen2

20a = streaked
21d = keep

gen2

27a = screw (as in screw driver)

Tenter

1d Sousa?

15a Spooner

27a Screw

Christiana

Question Author

Thanks for those Gen 2, Still working on 15 and 27 across plus the dreaded 1 down.

gen2

1d I'm assuming this one is Sousa (who wrote 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' and many other marches (remember Monty Python?))

Christiana

Question Author

Thanks again for 27 and to Tenter for the possible Sousa for 1 Down - will probably settle for that. Just 15 across to go. ('Not red? Rot, Ned,' he said (7) ?p?o?e?

Tenter

15a Is Spooner as in Spoonerism

Christiana

Question Author

Just noticed Tenter also suggested Spooner. Yes, of course, it's a spoonerism. Thanks to all for their help.

perryade

An American band could be POSSE?

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